Sentence examples for restructured in light of from inspiring English sources

He announced that the project's administration had been restructured in light of the report's findings.

Microsoft's recent announcement of a German trustee cloud model — with a third party European company apparently acting as a firewall between Microsoft's European customers' data and the U.S. intelligence agencies' data harvesting programs — is one example of how EU-U.S. data flows might be restructured in light of the Safe Harbor strikedown.

Each is worthy of interest in its own right, especially as virtually all conventions, structures, and components of language continue to get restructured in light of digital efficiency.

"The carbon steel business continues to struggle," Corus said in a statement that warned of "further major restructuring" in light of the weak market outlook and adverse currency movements.

Any administration concerns about further "restructuring" seem small in light of our need to find a way to protect ourselves.

In light of that restructuring, and in anticipation of proceeds from the planned I.P.O., Standard & Poor's had put the racing group on watch for a credit rating upgrade.

So there is an interesting discussion ongoing about global governance of economic institutions in light of the restructuring of the global economy – and what's happening with the World Bank is part of that process.

"In light of this restructuring, Mike's five-year commitment, and the conclusion of the current five-year plan in athletics, he and I agree that now is the time for a fresh start for us both".

"The company could have a hard time obtaining lender and creditor approval for debt restructuring necessary to consummate significant divestitures in light of the operational trends in its largest health business," he said.

I am appointing these seats now in light of a recent Board proposal to dramatically restructure the Board and significantly alter the company's voting rights.

In light of the newer knowledge, a restructuring of the international regulations was approved in 1903 by the 11th Sanitary Conference, at which the famed convention of 184 articles was signed (31 ).